The web home of Scott Burkett: Serial-entrepreneur, tech-geek, dad.
Blogging, opining, ruminating, and pontificating on entrepreneurship, venture capital, process improvement, technology, online communities, business networking, IT Management, online social networking, and other things that melt in the warm Atlanta sun.
"Beneath the noble bird, between the proudest words, behind the beauty, cracks appear ..."
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Today was a very cool day. This morning I spent a couple of hours with the Kettering Executive Network, a group of around 500 C-level/VP-level executives here in the Atlanta area. I got a chance to network with some old friends, meet some kind new faces, and best of all, show off HiddenMarket as a platform for B2B social networking and market intelligence. 
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Fred Wilson at Union Square Ventures had a very interesting post yesterday (Friending). In it, Fred shares his views on the evolution of “contacts”, “connections”, “friends”, et al. A very interesting read, and timely, given what we are doing here at HiddenMarket.
Fresh out of the U.S. Army in the 1980s, I decided to pursue my interests in the field of computer programming. I had been involved with computing as a hobbyist since the late 1970s, so it seemed like a normal progression for me at the time.
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Gallery of Crappy Pitches |
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The Real Value of a Social Network |
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Your Unfair Competitive Advantage |
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Mailbag: Monetizing a Community |
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The Venture Capital Numbers Game |
